Microsoft Teams Meeting Captions Can't Be Copied and Truncate When Too Long
Users can't copy live captions during Teams meetings, and captions disappear once they exceed a certain length, making it hard to take accurate notes in real time. This is a gap in Teams' captioning feature for meeting documentation.
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